Sentence examples for treatment difficult from inspiring English sources

The shame of addiction makes finding treatment difficult.

This makes specific treatment difficult, and, even when the causative virus is known, there may be no effective treatment.

Most patients are of advanced age with attendant comorbidities, making treatment difficult.

While its causes remain unclear, its extensive phenotypic variability makes its prognosis and treatment difficult.

However, separate results for the two D decay modes are not available, making a better treatment difficult at present.

Psychiatric issues may be present in these children, making their treatment difficult.

As a registered nurse suffering from depression, she found the differing treatment difficult to stomach.

Once inside the system, language and cultural barriers can make treatment difficult.

TCE flux data also suggest that the small residual TCE source mass is present in the low-permeability zones, thus making source treatment difficult.

In addition to several mg/L of nickel the rinsing water also contains organic acids and inorganic phosphates, which make conventional treatment difficult.

The need for a host cell to support the multiplication of the virus makes treatment difficult because the agent must be able to inhibit the virus without seriously affecting the host cells.